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Meanings of more effective in English

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Usage of more effective in English
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I think she'll be far more effective outside the machinery of government.
The Guardian
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Sectors where such measures must be more effective are agriculture and industry.
Reuters
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Therefore, more effective systemic chemotherapy is needed for this group of patients.
Pubmed
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Professional whitening is the more effective way to achieve the best results.
News.com.au
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Soapy water and commercial produce washes are more effective than water alone.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Mr Bonneau said the disaster relief response was gradually becoming more effective.
Radio NZ
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Photograph: HBO Far more effective, then, to try a bit of vengeance.
The Guardian
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It is clear that more effective drugs targeting CRPC are urgently needed.
Pubmed
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That will require more effective policing with help from the federal government.
Ebony
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Surely lobbying her Government colleagues would be more effective than megaphone populism?
The Irish Times
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Early diagnosis makes treatment of many conditions more effective and less costly.
Reuters
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I really think phishing is more effective than saying a pickup line.
Wired
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New directives should be followed to obtain more effective treatments of HL.
Pubmed
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Advisers can be a lot more effective by enhancing that natural process.
Reuters
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Results: A multivariate analysis revealed TPF to be more effective than TP.
Pubmed
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These insights may lead to more effective and individualized obesity treatment strategies.
Pubmed
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